Pfc. Durwood Blackmon

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Durwood Blackmon was a military journalist, who passed away on Thursday, October 23, 2014. He was a resident of Abingdon, Virginia at the time of his passing.

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2-6th Cav Soldiers take a ‘Spur-Ride’ in Iraq

Soldier's sights were locked on the highly coveted spurs of the cavalry. However, they must successfully traverse a series of tribulations known as the 'Spur-Ride'.

High Tech Aerial Surveillance Aids in Saving Lives on The Ground

In the past few years, the Army has added a new tool to their arsenal which aids in combating enemy strategy and saving Soldiers lives.

Nearly 200 Soldiers Take Reenlistment Oath on Historic Sept. 11th

Lurking behind a formation of eager Soldiers, helicopters shadowed 177 members of Task Force Wings who took their oath of reenlistment at a ceremony held for them Monday, Sept. 11th at Contingency Operating Base Speicher.

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Cowbell Maine: The Region’s Go-To Destination for Any Game Day

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How Does Ramaphosa’s Foreign Policy Affect Jobs and the Cost of Living in South Africa

How does Ramaphosa’s foreign policy affect South African jobs, fuel prices and the cost of living? Explore Iran, Palestine, trade, inflation and unemployment.

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WhatsApp Turned Free Messaging Into Big Business

WhatsApp turned free messaging into big business as Meta builds revenue around business chats, channels, ads and global scale.
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